Letters to the Editor

I had the privilege and honor of being one of the many volunteers at the first Zach Johnson Foundation Classic …

Politics as usual will not solve the problems facing our government debt and obligations. We are operating in crisis mode …

Todd Dorman’s Aug. 2 column begs for a response on state earned-income tax credits and cutting corporate income taxes. Earned-income …

Regarding the issue of lowering flags to half staff, the Rev. Victor Ogden’s response on July 27 hit the nail …

As the drama recently unfolded regarding the national debt limit, I was reminded of the biblical story of Solomon. In …

The July 28 storm in Dubuque and surrounding areas dumped 15 inches of rain in 12 hours, shattering the previous …

Warren Buffett, in a recent interview with CNBC, offers one of the best quotes I’ve heard in all this drama …

Fifty years ago, as a director or officer of the Linn County Association for Mental Health, and a former recreation …

There has been much conversation in Washington on cutting entitlement benefits (Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid). I would suggest that …

The Gazette deserves thanks for news and editorial coverage of empty shelves at local food pantries while need skyrockets and …

Just a few years back, the banking system was on the verge of collapse and was described as too big …

The July 25 editorial “Homers: What’s going right: Judicial First” explained that: “J. Paul Oetken, a graduate of Cedar Rapids …